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Mr.. W. E. Hughes yesterday sold his
fine residence and grounds on North Front
street, Island, to Mr.. Alfred PAUL, the CON.
Alteration being $3.50. The property is
. considered cheap at this figure.
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Type.writers Cheap.

We have for sale several Type.writers,
including the Remington, the Crandall
md the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for the matchless
Caligraph, and will be- sold cheap. Writers
'of rent and for sale on monthly install.
nents. Gall on or address for circulara
s4 EDWARD L. Ross & Co., Z q
Is a Il, 4 IS Twelfth street.
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Thormon, eter Record.

AS reported by Christian schnspf, drug.
giat, Opera Houae corner, yesterday:
TAM. 9A.N. y n. 5Sr.M. TIN,
76o $50 t9io 900 93o
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CONCERNING rRourslTroy.


He said there were church members in
Wheeling who, when called on TO put
their names down on paper to form a
Law and Order Society, refused for fear
the brewers would not like 1t. Such men
are not men-they are skunks. He de.
nominated the saloons as the ante.cham.
bere Of hell andthe hotbeds oicommuuism
and anarchy. "Talk about reforming
criminals when there are nearly 200 open
manufactures Of criminals at work every
day. These can only be put down by the
church. The press won't do it.-It Is run
for the almighty dollar. II you think
more Of your party than you do Of Christ
you had better quit Christ and stick to
your party" p
There area great many preachers present.
The regular exercises will be held to-
morrow.
The audience tonight was very large
The auditorium was at least half full.
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MoUNDsvILLE CAMP GROUND, August =
The day Is all tina! anyone could wish. a
walk around the grounds this morning
showed nearly every cottage occupied,
while the hotel Ia crowded to Its utmost
capacity, as 1t has been for several days
past. The camp meeting exercises were
all held In the spacious auditorium. At
o'clock the meeting for the promotion
Of religious experience was conducted by
Rev. G. W. Grimes. 1t was a meeting OF
more than ordinary power, very many
testitying Of the goodness Of God and OF
his power to aavs. II this service is to
be an index Of what ls to follow, the suc.
cess OF the meeting is sure. At 10 o'clock
Rev. Sam Small and E. o. Excel took
their places on the platform. Mr.. Small
was readily known to all who hnd seen
his photograph, while Mr.. Excel 10 well
known to the congregation here, he hay.
ing been present aud conducted the sing.
ing last year. The services opened with
singing Eat The Cross" Mrs. Stella Mar
tin OF the organ and Miss Dean at the
piano. Prayer WAS offered by Rev. Spen.
Ger King, Of the Marshall circuit.
BROTHER sMALL's TALK.
After singing another selection Plesid.
Ing Elder Hits introduced Rev. Sam
Small, who gave what he termed ram.
bling talk-trying to show what he con-
sidered the work TO be done by preacher
and people during the continuance OF the
meeting. His text was Ezekiel 44.h chap.
ter and 2Srd verse, sand they shall
teach my people the difference between
the holy and the profane, and cause them
to discern between the clean and the un.
Clean" These words were spoken OF
preachers. There is vast difference in
this world between the holy and the pro.
fame. 1t is not necessary 10 swear to be
profane, Esau was 8 profane person, and
his profanity conaisted in treating lightly
his privileges. To neglect your opportu.
mites or treat lightly your privileges is
the very worst Of profanity. To take the
things Of Christ and misune them ia to DO
profane. We have in the past been run.
ming too much on sentiment in religion
We have been paying too much attention
to the Hallelujahs and Amens and the
doctrines aud not paying attention to the
yaol;{;ao 5sE5gssils i l. 4 / - 5'.-
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VAN BAKERS TRIAL
CONFINED from tsr.t paae.l
i this tends TO exculpate Baker he Ia en-.

Il this tends to exculpate Baker he Is en-
titled TO u.
Second-It Is inconcsivable that Baker
could have gone through oil that acene
and not be covered with blood. ,s8
Third-Why were Mrs. Bakers shoes
and stockings put under her bed oil
covered with blood Why not have put
them In the tub Of water2 'lFits8
Fourth-Why should the murderer
have gathered up all these implements
and clothes and put them In the tub ?
Why darken the windows2 Baker neither
did It before that hour nor afterwards.
Fifth-Why should a murderer leave a
door virtually open while this murder
WAS going on7 When the bell rang would
he not have cursed bis fate. and feeling
In his heart that he was about being de.
tected would be not have rushed to laaten
that kitchen door,
! COME now 10 some evidence that can.
not DO reconciled with anything but this
mans Innocence. Why was the yeast
covered up but 10 protect II from the
storm? Why was the lid Of the clatern
of, but removed by Mrs. Baker 10 let the
rain pour in from the epoutP Why did
Baker have to let out The ChlckenB on
Tuesday II Mrs. Baker did not iasten them
In on Monday evening alter 10 had gone
to his fathers? gr7 f'1t
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LOCAL DnRyITrRs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
W. w.. -.-.l thu City. ~ ~ III.


fl.1 tho City. l. III /! F
oNE marriage license was issued yester.
day and two deeds ol trust admitted 10
record. "a NJ
q FaEp s4ITH,s grocery wagon upsst on
the Island ndgooda were literally II not
properly distributed.
WILLIAM BoREN and Christina Wend.
ling were married at Squire Ankles Office
by Rev. Z. Il. DornblMer. They both live
at Pltaburgh. 9S .I4.li
MAGGIE MircHRLL's house on Charles
street at the corner Of Twelfth, was raided
by the police early yesterday morning,
and In Police Court abe got $50 and coata
and o woman and two men found In the
house IS and costs each. > ~ = ~
Mr.. A. D. Hllborn, Secretary OF the
Bellaire Nail Works Company, has associ.
sted himself with Mr.. Albert Wetherald,
and will reeign his position 10 accept q
similar one with the new nail works pro.
posed to be built at Flndlsy. %'3
THE camp meeting In sharp'a grove
down the river is meeting with considera.
BILE success. Prominent ministers from
Ohio and Pennsylvania are present, and
are listened to every evening by large
crowds. It will BIO continued over next
Sunday. 5.1Er 55 N. .5
AN item In the Wheeling Regi,Ier that
the St. Claiisvills & Northern railroad
had been purchased by the CLEVELAND,
Lorain K Wheeling Company has no
foundation In fact. The road Is operated
by the st. Clairsville Company, and a. O.
Darrsh Is President. 81. Clairsrille
Chronicle. Pa.
IT Is said the officers OF the East Obi.
cago Steel Company, an account OF the
Incorporation Of which WAS given In yes
terday's 1NTRLLlaEScER, will DO: Prest.
dent, Spalding X, Wallace; Secretary,
Alex. Glass; Manager, D. Walker Peter.
son-all Wheeling men.
BELLAiRE and Wheeling people have
not for long time been more convenient.
ly suited for travel between the two cities
than they are at present. The new boat,
Bsllaire, and the Princess have arranged
their timetables 80 that when the Prin-
cess is leaving Bellaire the Bellaire Is
leaving Wheeling.
The first train on the new Hancock
county railroad passed over the bridge up
to the crossing at the Cove yesterday.
Engine No. l6 pulled the train and Engi.
neer Heury Culp was at the throttle, and
Conductor BENZ. Vudts In charge. Grad.
ing is rapidly progressing on the remain.
der Of the branch towardu New Cunber.
land.
CAMP MEETING al Burr's Mills will com.
mence on Tuesday, August 8. Wednes
day will be missionary Day." Thursday
"Temperance Day" and Friday "Chil
dren's Day. Bishop Andrews will BIZ
present on Wednesday and Col. Smile
on Thursday. Rev. L. D. Holiz, Of Mar
tins Ferry, will deliver lecture or
"Bible Lsnds' on the evening Of the 10Th
The game Of ball at Bsnwood between
the Haymaksrs and Moundsville ninet
was given to the latter nine at tho sixth
inning. The game was stopped on &C
count OF q Sispute about the number, o
bases TO be tGkon on ball knocked in {
cornfetd noar third base. The game was
well played by both teams. The two base
hit by Higgins wss beauty. Score, 3 tt
| 7, in favor Of Moundsyille. Umpire-F
@. stillwell rs q :,, ..5s.'i.sss
" 4 ID" .
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An Elegant R.n.ntion.

The handsome residence and grounds
Of John 81. Hobbs, Esq., on EoH street,
South Side, was last evening the scene OF
q fashionable reception, given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles L. Hobbs, in honor OF Mics
Minnie Hearne, Of Newport, KY, who is
Mira. Hobbs' guest. The affair was semi.
formal and all the more enjoyed on that
account. Thirty or forty guests were pres.
emit. They were cordially received by
Mr.. aud Mrs. Hobbs. - 5.5el,-s :, 81
The psrlors were used for dancing, mu.
sic being furnished by Killmyer. In the
library were card tables, and some avalled
themselves Of the pleasures Of the billiard
and music rooms. Sig ~
A very pretty effect was obtained
throug bout the house by the use Of thick,
colored, ground glass fairy lamp globes on
all the gas Jets. Supper was served at
midnight. IS 3 ,.l,.yzi55'' .,1
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Earned runs-Canton, 0; Zanesvillo, Is.
Two-base hits Brodee, Hoenemann,
Bausewine, Fry, Lemons, Mcmillan, vii.
Ter. Three.base hits-Shsrp, Willer. Home
ruus-Hoenemann, Fry. Double play
Bousewine to Hoenemann to Virtue. Frat
base on bslfs-Canton, A; ZsnesviIle, L,
First base on errors-Canton, 8; Zsnes.
vile, 8. Struck out, Canton, 3; Zanesville,
5. Passed balls-Lauer, l. Wild pitch
Bousewine, l. Time Of game-2:l0. I'm.
pire-Bell -, l7i4 .-s
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Resolutions OF R,speo. and Coincidence.

Resolutions OF Respeo. and Coincidence. 3
At 3 special meeting OF Hancock Post
No. 4s, GA. R., of Benwood, W. Va,
hold August 4, 1887, the following pream.
BILE and resolutions were unanimously
adopted: ~, s5g =. N -
q WHEREAS, In view OF the loss we have
sustained by the decease OF our comrade,
Senior Vice Commander Fla. McJilton,
Resalred, titiabuta just tribute to his
memory to aay'thst in regreitiDg his re-
noval from our midst, We mourn for one
who was an efficient and honorable mem
Der and officer OF our Post, and On esteem
ed and valuable citizen Of our city. "a
Second, That We sincerely condole with
bis family on the dicpenaation With which
It has pleased Divine Providence to aflict
them. "a IS Z .'--.,.'.
ilitd, That these resolutions be ap,esd
upon the record Of our Post, and that our
Adlutant be Instructed to furnish a copy
TO bis family. NV. WAY. SCI.
-t.siS I. Y. BARTON. s
~ " P. P. STEWART.
5!iti2i q al Z. {, n IS Committee,
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IF you have not seen the new novelties
in Girdles and Belts you should call Oh
JACOB W. GkUBB,
The JeWeler.
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Rooms 10 Rent 5i.ss,s. ~ ~
For Sale al Ba.gain-Furniturc. x
For Rent House on Fourteenth Street.
Tarrant's Seltzer Aperieut.
/ Vienna Chna-Ewlug Bros
Chamber OF Commerce Meeting,
Glass Works For sale. - u.s.
Linsly Iuktitute-J. G. Orr, Principal.
wanted-By the Committee on Public Comfort
Head OF Local. s19 5s;7zr s=,t.,, 4iE,.t 80 -.-z
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A special meeting Of the Board of Edu.
cation was held last evening to receive
and consider the report Of the special
committee to investigate. the Eight ward
school imbroglio. Sixteen msmbers were
on hand. The committee made its report
as follows:
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. !
REAL ESTATE
FOR .RENT,

Fo; 9!s Accolloch street, sll 90 month:
No. No. I IsS s E.S sttsat gu 90 month.
no IT'D Fof street rooms, 81 co. 2:
,aWo rooms, NO. llSG ChApline street. with Natural
Store room, No. 2!53 Main street, viii N.tn,.,
Gas, $40 90 month. ~ - A'asuiA
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WHEELING, August 4
To he Board of Education;

To The Board of Education:
GEsTLEMEN;-We, the special commit.
tee appointed by your honorable body to
investigate the two reports OF the Local
Commissioners OF Richie Sub.district, re-
specially report as follows:
Firat-We find that the majority report
was made in an irregular way, two of the
Commissioners having met and made the
appointments without notifying the third
Commissioner. g., ir5sl
second-After hearing the evidence ,of
the LEGAL commissioners and other. parties
directly interested in the echooI, We re-.
commend the adoption OF the minority
report, since We think this csn be done
without in any way affecting the interests
OF the echool. iss5Ii
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Batteries-Watson and Dillon; Irwin
and McLaney. Base hits-Akron 10;
Kalamazoo II. Errors-Akron @; Kala.
mazoo 2. Time, two hours. Umpire
Flanagan, OF kalamazoo. ~:
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The Wheeling team shows some inn
provement since they last played at home.
They get around the diamond in better
form and handle themselves more like
ball players, in fact they play ball now.
1t was good for sore eyes to see Umpire
Bauer on the judgment seat again. His
decisions were prompt and impartial.
Following is the acore:
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was very deeply interested and the i'm,
preston made was good. 2 AZ
AFTERNOON SERVICES,

4. . HHH + ' y
The ohildrens' meeting at ! 80 was we'll
attended, and was conducted by Rev. ],
Il. Hess, OF Zane street church. d The
singing WAS under the direction Of Charles
Woodburn, oil Cameron, and was q feature
oil the occasion. ATS o'clock Rev. Mr.,
Bright, OF the Indiana Conference, preach.
ed from the text, 1.-THE Spirit itselt beareth
witness with our spirit that we are the
children OF God" It was very fine ser.
mon and was we'll received. Mr.. Bright
Is very good speaker. His enunciation
Is clear and forcible. 9gssaiy
The singing Of the song, "Down In the
Valley was one Of the features Of The
evening services, as It seemed the whole
great congregation Joined In the chorus.
Prof. Excel Is a host In himself. Elder
Hite introduced Rev. Small, who began !:
! like to know when my congregation 10
In sympathy with the preacher. like
the hallelujahs and the amens when the
.fuths.o the gospel are presented. Those
who attend political meetings and applaud
everything that Is said had better attend
and shout OF the preaching Of the gospel.
Some people think they must cit In meet.
ing like q set Of condemned criminals.
His text was, "Watch ys, stand fast in the
faith; quit yourselves like men; be
strong." ,s5ilg g,3 5 -,
All who heard him realized that he
was preaching now, and not giving a
rambling talk aa he said he was doing in
the morning. He Ia making good i'm.
preston on his audfencs-much better
than Jones did year ago, though It is a
general matter OF remark that their de.
livery Is very similar. Small surely excels
in culture and power Of delivery. He Is
very aelect and choice In his language
while bis GLOW and deliberate way Of put.
ting his important points goes home to
the hearts Of his hearers. He is voted a
great success. I have not hoard IN adj.
verse criticism from any one as yet. Some
Of his sayings are very iorclble. For in.
stance DO said: II thank God that my
conversion did not take one iota OF The
grit out Of my nature. 1t never lessened
the stability OF my spinal column
-. .
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. wnRELIa0. U. IB,Ir.lA II COLUMBUS. Ia. / ,Dl

-InnlnRS-........,.,...". I 4 O. Q -
Wheeling. ..............-.. 2 / ! 2 o OIL 20
Columbus. ................. 0 i 0 i 0 D. 6
Earned runs. Wheeling, s. Columbus l.. Two
bass hits. Crogan 2, Slchol and Nicholson; Bases
on balls by Dunn /; BY Stephens ]. Double plays,
Cfogan and White. Passed balls, wes.take 2: Nil.
Ter L Wild pitches, Dunn 1; stephens l. Time Of
game, las. Umpire, Bauer.
After yesterdays game was ended cash
ions were thrown about in rather indis.
criminate manner, and a number Of peo-
pie received some rather rough knocks.
The management OF the club requests its
patrons to desist from any further work
Of this kind, as quite number Of persons
have stated they will not attend any more
games unless the matter 10 rectified. So
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AssIGNEH,s SALE,
PROPOSALS..
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Plans and specifications for taking down and
rebuilding the First Presbyterian Church, Belaire
Ohio, can DO seen at the Office OF WI. Mccain,
Belaire. All contractors must send In their sealed
bids on Same by August 6, 1857. The right Is re-
served to reject any Or all bids. }55 3f;
By order OF Board Of Trustees 81.
: iy?S lie - F. N. STRONG. sec'y.
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ISnlnlnazon WIns.

Special Dispatch to the In.e!li0eueer. ~
AKRON, o., August 4.-Coatly errors at
critical points lost the game to-day,
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The Two Reports of the Local Commits
-. sioners Still Pendlnr.
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In closing Col. Moore asid: Gentle.
men, do not underrate the monstrous
wickedness and horror Of this murder. l
could not fall 10 symbathizs with the
shocked and beraayed relatjyes OF the de.
parted. l even fancy that free from their
angry passions, which cloud the judy.
ment and deadon the coincidence, | SEQ
more clearly and realize more deeply than
they the awful pathos OF this story which
will be recounted with shuddering horror
on summer evenings and by winter fire.
sides Tor many generations to eager list.
ening children Of, l trust, happier times.
Two happy Childhoods have been passed
in the peaceful valley. For ono the dawn
oil morning has passed into peace and ex.
pectant rest on the solemn evening, and
the elder could have truly aaid with the
hunted PsalmiBt, "Verily, near these Is
but step between me and DEATH" Alas
that her good gray head should sink be.
meath the hand Of murderer, all dabbled
over with the blood by her own hearth.
stone. For the other, long years OF hap.
piness might well have been hoped. She,
like her mother, growing into a happy
matron, whose romping children with
their pretty gestures and their happy
laugh might renew her youth. :,
Alasl mother and child now lie In the
atillnees never to be broken, and the
darkness never TO be lishtened. They
will no more roam by the ripping brook
nor liAten to the birds that from their
leafy bowers made musical the air, nor
hold sweet converse with friend and lover
nor lift tiff their voices in prayer and
praise in the Sanctuary OF God, nor be
troubled by the SORROWS nor yexed BY the
conflicts Of this mortal life. 4
The will not hear Tho North wind rave " q
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FARMS FOR SALE.
- our Fine Farms For sale-one OF so Acres,
N. Mx mDSs west 81 Martins Ferry Ohio on
nhn,d ri tsa. IKE with fine Improvements and
ooice ifulu 81 al kinds In abundance well water
s sa ana nearly all In grain-cheap and on easy
n 9ne Of 100 Acres, situate eight miles iron
h,tos @ On me Cadlz Pike with good twosiog
WIZ an abundance Of fruit OF ali. kinds. 49,,
q, In ouS oi III Acres, situate one mile west OF
a. CMSIavue, o.. This Is considered one Of the
rich soil, nice location, and In splendid order.
:. AZ " tne ABOVE iatms will DO sold cheap and Cd
tetmS. For particulars call on or address
q 3S y .:.s- SS'lii K. T, HOWELL,
r,,os ~, 49,, 1nsnfance and ReI Estate Agent
~, Wy - Bridgeport, Ohio.
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= [sisned by suthosity.]
The following was also submitted.
To The Board of Educalioni
GENTLEMEN: AS q member Of the
special committee appointed at your last
meeting, desire to say that I do not ia
vor the adoption Of their report, for the
following reasons: 49, h
First-The two Commissioners and the
Principal Of the Eighth ward achool gave
it as their opinion before the special com
mittes that the appointment of the two
teachers named in the minority report
would not be for the good OF the school.
Second-There WAS no effort made by
the Committee to find out whether the
fpnors ware true. The Committee's in
vestlgations were simply directed to ascer-
tain whether the adoption OF the minority
report would injure the standing of the
schools. J. R. AcrER.
There was good deal Of talk. Finally
the report was rejected by a vote
Of 0 to and the Board adj
journed. This leaves the matter Just as
1t was at The appointment of the Com.
mittee. 49, s.lrE-.ts9-
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Tho place that knew forgotten them.
Did they have forecast Of this awful end ?
Across tho dreams and delight OF happy
childhood did this bloody meteor cast its
livid light? All, bleaIed DO God, no. All
happily unconscious we tread tho path.
way Of our mortal life and know not till
the depths are boiling around 10 and the
sleeps OF the cataract are near, and II it be
q bitter sorrow, 1t is also a heavenly bless
ing when the cry is wrupg from our
fsinting lips, with the crazed Ophelia,
I'VE know Whist we are, but we know not
what we shall be-" 5Sl 80. e. Is. N. al, Il,
Deyoutly do l hope and believe from
their simple and God fearing livea that
they are to-day in that house not mRde
with hands whose maker and builder is
God, whose own hand has wiped away ali
tears from their faces. - = = 3 PIG. 20
But how will the judicial murder OF this
defendant remedy the bitter wscngn, or do
one single riyht2 81 m
VIII you, gentlemen of tho Jury, send
this gray headed father down to the grave
in sorrow2 Will you mako this family Of
the defendants orphans in the world, and
stamp tho brand OF iniamy, Of q dishon.
ored father upon their CONTINGENCIES for
lffe2 Aud Whist will you do with this
weeping daughter that in this hour OF eu-
preme peril sta by her fs.hes's eide !?
viii you, can you, crush that young heart
in norrow? God help you, my child, if
this Jury does not. w
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The Opening at Canton.

Special Dispatch to the Intelceneer.
CANTON, O., August 1.-THE first Of
three games with GAINESVILLE was opened
by the new Canton club hare this after
noon, and was slugging match Of the
first water. both pitchers being batted
hard. Owing to the rough condition OF
the new grounds fine playing was out OF
the question. Two Thousand people were
present, who howled themselves hosrse at
every good play made by either club.
The following score tells the tale:
Innings. ......... 1 .. 8 456i7
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TIE EIGHTH WARD SCHOOLS. /

The audience tonight was very large
The auditorium wGs at least half full.
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STREET, FROM EARL STREET TO
HANCOCK STREET. ss
Judgment entered in the District Court
May 2, 1887.
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Supposed owner and
Brookside Addition.

j. f. ToStevin's Subdivision of Part of
Lot %, Hoyt's Addition of Out
Lots, st. Paul.